Location: Cut Off
Top Things to do in Cut Off
The 10 Best Things to Do in Cut Off, United States
Cut Off (historically named La Coupe) is a census-designated place (CDP) on the Bayou Lafourche in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana, United States. The population was 5,635 at the 2000 census. It is part of the Houma–Bayou Cane–Thibodaux Metropolitan Statistical Area. Cut Off's ZIP code is 70345, the area code is 985 and local telephone prefixes are 325, 632 and 693.
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1. Marsh Rat Guide Service
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
We offer a True Marsh Adventure in South Louisiana fishing.. Light tackle fishing for "Cajun Bonefish" Redfish and Trout "Specks" in the marsh estuaries of coastal Louisiana, your experience begins as we navigate the inner marshes seeing natural habitats in various waterfowl to many sea life. Our fishing can be done is shallow marshes to the edge of our coastline.
Reviewed By Kathryn P - Greenwood, Mississippi
We had always wanted to go fishing in the Louisiana marshes.
We met Chad early one morning, loaded up and set off in the marshes for a fun day of fishing. When we arrived at our first spot, Chad set up all gear, which he provided, baited our hooks and showed up what to do. Before long,we we experiencing the thrill of catching red fish. We rode through the marshes, each time to find the perfect spot. We had a great catch. So fun riding in the marshes and seeing the beautiful scenery. We're definitely amateurs, but Chads knowledge and patience really helped us have a great day.
2. Pointe-Aux-Chenes Wildlife Refuge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Intlxpatr - Pensacola, Florida
Do you want to see Cajun Louisiana as it still exists today? Program your smart phone for Pointe-Aux-Chenes Wildlife Refuge and drive all the way to the very end of driveable Louisiana. One of the local residents in this isolated area told us there are even more isolated settlements on some low lying areas only accessible by boat, but we were happy just having driven to the end of the road.
When you start this drive, you are driving by charming houses along a bayou/canal, and at some point you find that it has turned into Gulf waters on both sides of the tiny little spit you are on, and the houses are built high on stilts.
Take a side drive into Point-Aux-Chiens tribal area, where subsistence fishing, oystering, shrimping and hunting are still major occupations, then back to 665 to drive all the way to the little pier at the end of the road where you can watch eagles soaring, egrets hunting, mullet jumping, porpoises frolicking and some small marsh ponies cropping across the bayou. If you can get there around sunset (have your insect repellant handy), the light is gorgeous and all this activity is happening at once. It is a feast for the eyes and for the senses, one of the most beautiful places on earth.
3. Airboat Adventures
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Tinker3267 - Chicago, Illinois
We booked the small airboat- there were 6 of us on it & that was a perfect number. We were so glad we did that when we saw the hundreds of other people pull up and load into the bigger boats. Our guide was great- I think his name was Brandon or Brennan (or something with a B). He grew up in the swamps and had a healthy respect and love for the area. He shared stories of the area, of the flora and fauna, the alligators, birds, fish and other wildlife. He did not lure any alligators with meat/marshmallows or the sort- all the gators he spotted were out sunning. I was impressed with his tour & the info he shared. It was a pricey tour but we are glad we booked it and got to see some of Louisiana's natural beauty outside of city.
4. Louisiana Swamp Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 285 reviews
Reviewed By PAULA F - Porter Ranch
If you are thinking of taking a swamp tour, this company is top notch. We went on the speed boat tour, which lasted approximately an hour and a half. Our tour guide Ernie was extremely knowledgeable. We saw many crocodiles and a lot of different...MoreThank you for the positive review.
5. Jean Lafitte Fishing Charters
Overall Ratings
5 based on 57 reviews
New Orleans Fishing and Charter Guide Service specializing in redfish, speckled trout, and bass. Join Capt. E.J. Plaisance and his professional fishing guides on a fishing trip you won't forget. Located just 35 minutes from the New Orleans French Quarter in Lafitte, LA. While on your fishing trip, you will enjoy seeing alligators, bald eagles, blue and white herons, pelicans, ducks, nutria, and raccoons while having a great time catching your share of fish in our beautiful Louisiana marsh. Whether you are on vacation, in town for a convention, Sugar Bowl, Saints, Hornets, or Casinos, fishing New Orleans Style needs to be added to your agenda. Capt. E.J. has been fishing the bayous, marshes and swamps of Barataria for over 30 years. The Barataria Estuary begins roughly 20 miles south from the New Orleans French Quarter. Our guides are knowledgeable, friendly, USCG licensed, and trained in first aid. Our bay boats are in top condition and equipped with VHF radios and cellular phones, and navigational devices.
Reviewed By InnoAvenue - Saint Louis, Missouri
We had a charter set up for today with Captain Nick. When we got there a storm was coming in that was too bad to go out and. I really wanted to go see if this was my last opportunity to fish today before leaving...MoreThis review was posted to our Trip Advisor listing although this captain is not a captain for Jean Lafitte Fishing Charters
6. Chauvin Sulpture Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By malarkeyjane - Nashville, Tennessee
The sculpture garden is definitely off the beaten path but it's worth the drive. It's filled with amazing one-of-a-kind pieces that deserve to be better known than they are.
The visitor's center and the parking lot are across the street from the garden in a blue house. Inside the visitor's center there is a restroom and a small art gallery that showcases art from local artists.
7. Airboat Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 317 reviews
Reviewed By Melissa A
Was good to see a number of local crocodiles. We would of preferred more information about area, what makes it special, more about crocodiles and other species and plants in area. Tour is geared towards entertaining visitors so if you go to sea world and zoo's this is tour for you. Was a bit expensive but relative to other tours in area.
8. Lucky 13 Curio
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Lucky 13 Curio is a traditional Hoodoo shop nestled deep in the bayou regions of South Louisiana. Located in the small town of Mathews, Lucky 13 Curio sits in a 100 year old Cajun home that has been in our family for generations. The shop itself acts as a spiritual center for the local and surrounding communities, as well as people from all over the world. Not only does Lucky 13 Curio offer a full line of traditional Louisiana Hoodoo products such as sprinkling powders, oils, candles, incense and herbs, we also offer a full spectrum of spiritual services for whatever you may need. Lucky 13 Curio is home to the legendary Hoodoo team - Monte and Gypsy. Both of them are authors, screenwriters and traditional Bayou Root Workers and together they provide hoodoo services to clients around the world. Monte and Gypsy were both born and raised in South Louisiana and are steeped in the local lore and practices of Hoodoo folk magic. Our line of products are 100% authentic and are created from formulas that date back 115 years.
Reviewed By Angie D - Houma, Louisiana
This is a real gem of the bayous! Stumbled across this place while staying at the Holiday Inn Express. Saw a brochure and decided to give it a go! Was I surprised! This is a real Cajun family of Hoodoo workers dating back over 100 years! This place is everything is promises to be! I can't say enough good stuff. The owners are a fountain of knowledge and some of the most uncanny readers I have ever experienced!
9. New Orleans Airboat Tours LLC
Overall Ratings
5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By sekrol - Middle Island, New York
We took the small airboat with Captain Chip and had a wonderful time. He is knowledgeable and passionate about the condition of the ecosystem and was able to explain what has happened over time (naturally and human-caused) and what is being done currently that will affect the waterways. Captain Chip was funny and quite skilled as a captain (THAT GATE!!! I'm still in disbelief!!). We got up close and personal with a gator and that was quite amazing. Well worth the trip.
10. Regional Military Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 57 reviews
Our museum is dedicated to the brave men and women throughout our country’s history who have defended our great nation, at home and abroad. The goal of the Regional Military Museum is to commemorate their sacrifices made in behalf of all Americans – past, present, and future. Please visit our website to learn more or stop in for a visit.
Reviewed By JamesD20 - Houston, Texas
The Regional Military Museum exemplifies the Military Pride and Traditions of this area of Louisiana. From the engraved bricks of regional veterans to the personal pride of the volunteer dolcents, who lived the military histroy, military service is honored.
There is a small static exhibit of military equipment but the personal history is in the personable tours. Outstanding! This is a great regional tribute to the 1% of Americans that often made the ultimate sacrifice to preserve our freedom.
I've been visiting in Houma for the past six years and the Military Museum continues to improve each year. Take the guided tour.
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